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New Animal Laws In Union Gap
Councilors decided to clear up some of the confusion with the town's animal laws.
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Curvy Road Causing A Problem
A house has become a landing spot for speeding, careless drivers. The homeowner tells us, drivers take the curve next to his house far too fast.
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City's Gas Budget Could Affect Your Wallet
You're not the only one sighing at the pump.
The city of Yakima's trying to stay within its gas budget too...
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A Look Back In Time At Gas Prices
Maybe someday down the road we'll look back and think we were lucky to have gas at near $4 a gallon.
That's what we did--looked back to old stories of gas woes.
We thought you'd like to see what prices you were griping about in the last decade.
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Six Months Later: Have Cable Barriers Helped Save Lives?
There was a lot of talk when cable barriers went up in Yakima because they were blamed for making some accidents worse. Now 6 months later, Action News wanted to know how they were working and dug up the numbers on local crashes.
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Yakima Man's Death Makes Shooting Murder Case
A Yakima man's death has turned a shooting case into a murder one. Police said Juan Nanez died Monday from a gunshot wound to the stomach. More
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Microsoft's new Telescope offers easy access to the universe
Microsoft launched its WorldWide Telescope late Monday, bringing the free Web-based program for zooming around the universe to a broad audience. More
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Tuesday Action News in The Morning
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East Valley Fire Meeting Gets Heated
The East Valley fire chief's terminated and Warren Gay's situation isn't the only issue brought up during Monday's heated fire district meeting even Action News came up in the discussion.
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Fighting Auto Theft
Yakima Police plan to put a dent in the number of stolen cars.
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"Nobody wants to help me"
They're a frustrated flock of Eagles disturbed no one's done anything to get to the bottom of claims of sexual assault and harassment. More
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Western RV Gives Tools Back
There's still no eviction notice pinned on the door and we saw plenty of activity at Western RV today.
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Residents Rage Over Ordinance
You can't park on your front lawn in Yakima. Code enforcement is writing warning tickets if you're caught, but some people say the rules aren't clear. More
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Hermiston Super One Closes
The lease was almost up, but more importantly, big-box competition drove the store out of town. More
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Former East Valley Fire Chief Rejects Severance Package
He's trained to fight battles, and that's what a former fire chief told Action News he's planning to do against the East Valley fire district. On Monday Warren Gay announced -he will not accept the district's severance package, because of one condition. More
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Broken Sewage Pipe Not Only Nasty Issue at Yakima Home
First renters told Action News their landlord refused to repair the damage a broken sewage pipe. Now the landlord is speaking out to KIMA, claiming he's gone to the home but his tenant's won't let him in. More
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Case Closed for "Peanut's" Death
Yakima police say they've closed the case for a daschund mix dog's death. Peanut's owner and local vet believed she'd been cut open and her spleen removed. More
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Grandview Bank Worker Faces Theft Charge
A Grandview bank worker faces a theft charge for allegedly stealing thousands from a customer's bank account. More
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No Charges for Ex-Central Washington University Football Player?
A former Central Washington University football player could get his drug and weapons charges dropped. A Kittitas judge ruled to not accept the evidence used to prosecute him. More
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Prep Playoff Roundup
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Fever Beat The BattleWings
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SUNDAY'S ACTION NEWS @ 11
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Community Saves Woman's Vision
In just two days, her college came up with $1,500 for the surgery, and her coworkers at Professional Products put in another $500. More
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Hermiston Soldier Honored at Homecoming
Family, friends, veterans and even a motorcycle brigade turned out to give him a hero's welcome. More
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Former President Bill Clinton Speaks in Pendleton
The former President spoke about the war in Iraq, the economy, education, health care and the environment, on behalf of Hillary Clinton. More
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Canal Concerns: 'It Needs To Be Covered'
A young boy gets pushed into a canal, he's covered waist deep in water. He makes it out but his family wants answers. They want to know why the canal isn't covered, so they called us.
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Costco Call Center Hiring Two Dozen For July Opening
We're finally getting the details about the new Costco Call Center. More
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CWU Students Helping In Train Restoration
Saving a piece of Ellensburg history is going to be expensive but some local students are going to help.
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Fixing The Field -- Two Decades In The Making
It was supposed to be a temporary solution. But it lasted two decades.
Now the Selah Superintendent says it's unsafe and it's time to fix it. More
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Scenes from Jenna Bush's Texas wedding
"The wedding was spectacular. It was all we could hope for," President George W. Bush said as the White house released images of his daughter's wedding to groom Henry Hager. More
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SATURDAY ACTION NEWS @ 11
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Search Area Expanding For Missing Fishermen
The search continues tonight for three missing Tribal fishermen lost in the waters of the Columbia River.
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Taking Action And Taking Care Of A Smell
Taking Action For You. They're taking a break from the smell and spending the weekend in the Oxford Suites, for free.
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Western RV Rumors Of Temporary Re-Open Just That
Continuing coverage of the Western RV fallout. There were rumors but it looks like they were just that rumors. No hired help for the closed shop.
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Sunnyside Senior Project Helping Students In Peru
There's volunteer work, then there's above and beyond. Tonight meet a high school student taking his senior project to a whole new level.
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Manure Costs Rise
It may be called waste, but today it's a valuable resource for local farmers.
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Former Kennewick Teacher Pleads Guilty to Sexual Misconduct
Pickerel admitted to sexually assaulting dozens of boys over the course of 27 years-- so many he's lost count, according to court documents. More
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FRIDAY ACTION NEWS @ 11
Thank goodness it's Friday! Here's the first 10 minutes from KIMA KEPR Action News at 11, in case you missed it! More
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Day 3: Search In Full Force
It's no recovery mission--it's a search.
Crews are still out in full force along the Columbia river.
They're hoping to find three Yakama Nation fishermen alive and well. More
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Fugitive of the Week
In our "Fugitive of the Week," U.S. Marshals want Melquiades Baltazar-Pineda behind bars for allegedly selling fake immigration identity cards. He's got close ties to the Sunnyside area. More
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"It's just rank, it makes you want to puke, it twists your stomach"
A pipe burst and spewed sewage into a family's home. Now they can't cook, shower or even use the bathroom. The family claims they've lived this way for four weeks, and the landlord refuses to fix it. Action News took action for you and looked into who's responsible for the repairs. More
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$5 Million Going To Ready By Five & Yakima Children
It's a generous donation for a local program. More
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Doctors: Animal Killed Dog, But Removal of Spleen Still Mystery
Washington State University doctors say a small dog found dead was killed by a larger animal, but they still can't say how Peanut's spleen was removed. More
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Yakima Man Accused of Raping Mentally Disabled Woman
A Yakima man faces a rape charge for allegedly raping a mentally disabled woman. Police say he was able to get the alleged victim in his home by asking her to deliver a pizza. More
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Friday Action News in The Morning
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Spotting A Check Scam
None of us like to be duped. Let alone getting in trouble with the law for unknowingly being part of a scam. That's what's happening and a Yakima woman claims they almost got her.
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Police Investigate Dog's Mysterious Death, Removal of Spleen
Stabbed and mutilated. A beloved pet dog is dead and her spleen removed. The grief-stricken family is trying to figure out what happened after finding their dachshund's body on the front lawn.
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Search Suspended, Tribe Keeps Hope
The search was suspended Thursday for three Yakama Nation fishermen missing on the Columbia.
Action News was first to tell you these men are from our area.
Now, we've learned who they are. More
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Randy Sayler Pleads Guilty to Child Rape, Child Molestation
Randy Sayler, a once trusted west valley basketball coach, pleaded guilty to several counts of child rape, child molestation and voyeurism Thursday. More
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Murderer's Sentencing Delayed
A Yakima man's attorney argued for more time in his client's sentence for a murder he was found guilty of earlier this year. More
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Crawford, TX preps for Jenna Bush's wedding
This weekend's big event will be held behind closed doors at the president's ranch, but that hasn't stopped the small town from gussying up in its own way.
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